A/HRC/21/6 promptly and thoroughly investigated, and perpetrators are brought to justice in accordance to international fair trial standards (Slovakia); 115.93. Prevent incidents of violence against members of ethnic and religious communities (Canada); 115.94. Continue its efforts with a view to the prevention and elimination of trafficking in human beings (Azerbaijan); 115.95. Adopt legislation that allows children of Bahraini mothers and nonBahraini fathers to obtain Bahraini nationality (Uruguay); 115.96. Take the necessary measures in order to eliminate all discriminatory treatment of Bahraini women married to non-Bahrainis (Argentina); 115.97. Increase its further efforts in the area of combating human trafficking, including considering the possibility to develop a state program or a plan of actions aimed at strengthening the Government’s measures to prevent and eliminate sexual exploitation and trafficking of children (Belarus); 115.98. Review convictions, commute sentences, or drop charges for all persons who engaged in non-violent political expression (United States of America); 115.99. Reinstate all employees and students dismissed following the events of February and March 2011 whose political activities were consistent with the right to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association, and amend Law 21/1989 and Law 32/2006 on public gathering to bring their provisions into compliance with article 21 and 22 of ICCPR, and develop an enabling legal environment for civil society to flourish (Canada); 115.100. Release immediately and unconditionally all persons convicted for merely exercising their fundamental rights to freedom of expression and assembly, especially during anti-government protests that began in February 2011 (Czech Republic); 115.101. Release immediately all persons solely convicted or detained for offences connected to peaceful assembly and free speech (Germany); 115.102. Continue the process of reform of the security forces to provide them with better capacity and training on human rights and moderate the use of force (Spain); 115.103. Create a more diverse, inclusive police force, reflective of society (United States of America); 115.104. Continuing of institutional and capacity building of the Bahraini police forces in a way that positively reflects effective respect to human rights (Palestine); 115.105. Enhance the efforts for capacity building for police and law enforcement officers (Saudi Arabia); 115.106. Ensure that all allegation of human rights violations during and after the February – March 2011 protests by the security forces are independently, promptly and thoroughly investigated, bringing 21